The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-29

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Miss Mamie Morrow takes clerk
ship in Mr.. Ober's store.
Miss Hamin takes a clerkship in
the store Of MeHenry Bros.
Campbell, the choice Of the people;
Martin, the choice Of the politicians.
A brother OF J. B. sturman, Esq,
IS in the city, with the purpose Of
locating.
r. A. Levitt, Esq. resignsas Pres
ident OF tie Ellsworth Investment
Company.
The Board Of Trade membership
numbers one hundred and twenty
five persons.
Rev. A. y. See and family have
arrived, TO take up their permanent
residence here.
District court has adjourned until
Oct. -, when the court will be in
special session.
One week from next Sunday the
Episcopal church viii be lighted
with incandescent lamps.
Mr.. Minard reports that J. w.
Powers and Rev. Peel, now residents
of SPrinfield, NO., are doing well in
the banking business.
The Grant case, from Elm Greek
township, for threatened assault on
A. J. Lipe, was continued 10 Oct, ],
by Justice Wellington.
Al Woodward yesterday sold
block in Calkin's addition to David
Beebe for $4,000. The ground is be-
tween Santa Re and seventh, north
Of q. =. rail road.
L. c. Sawin has obtained a clerk
ship in one Of the santa Re offices in
Topeka, and went down Monday to
go 10 work. What will become Of
the American Band?
A man does not have 10 make a
personal fight' to oppose Martin
for so good a man a. Campbell. The
question arises, how can a voter
choose Martin when Campbell is
running?
The street car company are figur-
ing on adding two new cars TO the
line. Iron has advanced in price
and they find much higher prices for
material than when they made their
first purchase.
The city schools are Over-crowded
and must be till the new buildings
are finished and school begins in
them. We understand thirty-fve
scholars have been denied admit
lance 70 a single room on account Of
Its crowded condition.
a. J. Lipe has sworn out a warrant
against John Grant, both Of Elm
Creek township, for tbreatned as
sault. The arrest was made by Act
ing-COnstable LOvejoy, and the
trial Is set for tomorrow, before A.
Wellington, justice Of the peace.
Emerson Hammer sold his trot-
ting mare, Daisy, to a Salina gentle
man Monday for a roadster. The
Salina man gets i'm Daisy, one Of the
neatest little animals Lincoln county
ever produced, and one that will
throw dust in the eyes Of Salinas
fleetest drivers.-LiRcolR Center Re-
publican.
The Union Pacific official local
time table-just issued-glves the
population of the cities OF Kansas, i'm
which Salina is credited with 10000
people and Abilene 5000. The
Union Pacific fully appreciates from
the amount of business done by that
road In the two cities, that Salina is
twice a. big As Abilene in everything.
While Messrs. Seitz, league and
Klngman were In st. Louis they oh
tanned the information of Mr.. Me-
Laughlin that he expected to get
orders any moment 10 go on with the
construction of the road north from
Salina TO Concordia. II was the
opinion Of the railroad men they
met that the line would soon be
built.
The firm Of RadcliT 4 Martin is
the real candidate for register Of
deeds. The profits OF the Office are
divided equally between c. \. Radclifi
and &. :. Martin. Mr.. Radclifr has
admitted that this is the case. Now,
the voters would like to know for q
certainty who they are to vote for.
The dual candidacy is a novel situa-
ton surely, but thus il Is.
The stockholders Of the Missouri
Railway Co. in Kansas held their
annual meeting al the Office Of }. o.
Wilson, yesterday, and elected direc-
tors for the coming year, who there
upon took the oath Of Office. The
stock held by Saline county was rep
resented by Commissioner Miller.
The directors then held a meeting,
the result of which we did not learn.
The opening Of the bids this morn
ing for the construction of the Red
Mems wigwam. showed the follow
estimates:
Blackledge < Crawford " S24. AS
Nalin 4 johnson ..-.-...-.... $3.50
Allen & Upton .....-..--.-... 1886
Hepps OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -, sS5
Gilbert Observation-Disclosures. -, $50
Lewis 4 Breese .....-......... =, 523
Concerning the disappearance of
Jerry Rich, the Ellsworth Democrat
says;
II now appears that Mr.. Rich has
all his property heavily mOrtgaged,
aud that he has been losing money
GA cattle FOR the past year or two.
Here in Ellsworth Il is generally be-
lieved that he has skipped and is
probably now ON his way toward
the Canadian border.
The Abilene GorcftC says that on